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Face the challenge of our very troubled world. we pray for the lives of the wounded and for the souls of those who have passed. abby: all sides seem to agree we need help in this fight. >> they all really do. republicans and independents off the chart and democrats are on board. he struck the right tone with this message and im really really encouraged right now. because for the past how many months we have been talking about how divided we are. pete: dont see the democrats at a c very often. >>...

Brought discredit on his chairmanship and probably made it less likely that the house intelligence panel will be accorded the kind of respect that the senate intelligence panel will be. because the co-chairs on the senate side are well respected. they are clearly interested in a bipartisan inquiry. and they have done everything right. so far the house committee, or the chairman at least, has done everything wrong. >> but you could also argue, you know, if the intelligence has been shown, if it w...

Had happened? >> certainly not. i would say that chairman nuness actions have really brought discredit on his chairmanship and probably made it less likely that the house intelligence panel will be accorded the kind of respect that the senate intelligence panel will be. because the co-chairs on the senate side are well respected. they are clearly interested in a bipartisan inquiry. and they have done everything right. so far the house committee, or the chairman at least, has done everything wron...

>> there needs to be explaining to do. have i have never heard of any such thing. obviously, in a committee like an intelligence committee, you have to have bipartisanship. otherwise, the committee loses credibility. >> should he reveal his source? >> absolutely. i cant imagine why not. >> reporter: another controversy swirling around the investigation emerged today, as "the washington post" obtained a letter reporting sally yates who was fired by the president and was scheduled to testify befor...

Obviously, in a committee like an intelligence committee, you have to have bipartisanship. otherwise, the committee loses credibility. >> should chairman nunes reveal his source? >> absolutely. i cant imagine why not. >> reporter: another controversy swirling around the nunes committee investigation emerged just today as "the washington post" obtained a letter regarding former acting attorney general sally yates, who was fired by the president and was scheduled to testify before the house intell...

That michael ellis is the source of the intelligence information nunes saw. this report says that hes a lawyer that works for him on the intelligence panel and who was recently hired to work on national security matters at the white house councils office and spokesman for nunes declined to comment on whether he was involved in providing information to nunes. so now we have a name to ask devin nunes about. was your source michael ellis? >> were not going to ever talk about any of that. >> former ...

Little to look through the documents the intelligence community provided. well see who is doing a real investigation and youll find out were very much doing an investigation and have been for a long time. >> are you worried about being able to work with mr. schiff. >> we always want to keep the committee bipartisan but at the end of the day well do an investigation with or without them and if they want to participate thats fine. but the facts are pretty clear they have no -- we dont even know wh...

Himself because hes in this thing as deep as devin nunes is. if devin nunes can lose his chairmanship over it then paul ryan can lose his speaker ship over it. speculation among staffers on the intelligence committee is that michael ellis is the source of the intelligence information nunes saw. this report says that hes a lawyer that works for him on the intelligence panel and who was recently hired to work on national security matters at the white house councils office and spokesman for nunes d...

370. a three-week search using fuzzy satellite pictures, fishing nets and everything in between finds no answers, leading to new questions. how involved is the u.s.? do intelligence services know more than theyre saying? are these images the best the world can do? the chair of the senate intelligence panel, dianne feinste feinstein, joins was her take on the plane and the u.s./russian staredown over ukraine. then -- >> im not sure whether i could be at home. >> suppose nothing is ever found. wha...

What its not. it is congress doing its job and conducting legitimate oversight over a unique law, faisal. if mistakes were made and if individuals did something wrong, then its our job as legislative branch to conduct oversight over the executive branch. with this is not is an indictment on our institutions, our justice system. its not an indictment of the fbi, the department of justice. it does not impugn the mueller investigation with the deputy attorney general. the government has been given ...